Interview Tips

Top 10 Tips about Technology Jobs Interview For Students

April 18, 2013 Interview Tips

With the fierce competition for positions in Information Technology jobs, for a student who just graduated or a professional who wants to change career, being called for an interview is the key towards gaining his dream career. As an IT student, your main task in the interview is to close the deal by showing your [...]

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Ways to Beat Pre-Interview Anxiety

October 24, 2012 Interview Tips

Being nervous during a job interview is common – common enough that interviewers are trained to look for signs of nervousness in those they’re interviewing. There are lots of ways to deal with nervousness and anxiety while in the actual interview, but you may be feeling nervous before your interview, as well. Pre-interview anxiety can [...]

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The Worst Interviewing Mistakes Beginners Make

September 24, 2012 Interview Tips

There are very few people in this world who can actually say that their job hunting process was short, sweet, and enjoyable. It’s a rabid dog-eat-dog world out there, and the road to job employment and security is long and grueling. If you’re gearing up for your first go at job applications and interviews, here [...]

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The Essential Things You Need to Know about a First Interview

September 20, 2012 Interview Tips

One of life’s memories that is likely to last a lifetime is the first interview. Nothing can completely prepare a person for every question that might be asked, or every awkward circumstance that could arise. The best a person can do is be prepared for an interview by adhering to a few basic tips that [...]

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Vedic mantra to achieve Success in Job Interviews

March 2, 2012 IMI

Okay guys, you took the interview last week with this MNC IT Company, say IBM / Microsoft. Of course technically you are so sound. You were smug as a cat. All questions on your skills, you glided through. Told your parents that you’ve made it. But the call never came, you are still waiting. After [...]

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How to beat nervousness in a job interview

January 18, 2012 Interview Tips

No matter how talented/knowledgeable/experienced you are, a single mistake during the course of an interview can topple your chances of selection. The interviewer, almost always looks for reasons not to select a candidate at the first place. Many a time, the interviewer draws (wrong) conclusions based on the candidate’s body language that the candidate is [...]

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Interview with Karthik, an MS Graduate working for INTEL in the USA

September 20, 2011 Education

Srimannarayana Karthik, a 25 year old Indian International student of University of Southern California is a role model for all upcoming engineers. He didn’t compromise his dream of getting a CORE job for anything else in this world. He pursued his love for VLSI (Very-Large-Scale-Integration) designing and recently joined Intel as a Design Engineer. The [...]

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Why should I hire you? — Frequently asked interview question

August 26, 2011 HR

Here is a tricky Interview question that is asked in almost every interview: “Why should I hire you?” The trouble with this question is that this is a trap. The interviewer evaluates your attitude and self confidence while simultaneously evaluating your honesty and spontaneity. If you are not prepared with this question prior to the [...]

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How to write “career objective” for your resume

February 14, 2011 HR

Interviewers use the Career Objective section as a an ice breaker to start conversation with the candidate. It is the first thing that an interviewer notices when he scans your resume. As a first question in the interview, you are likely to be asked to explain your career objective. You are expected to give an [...]

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On-campus interviews are easier to crack than off-campus?

September 12, 2010 Interview Tips

According to many recruiters that I recently talked to, the quality of students selected in an on campus drive is usually better than quality of those selected in an off campus placement. They say that one of the reasons is the strict filtering criteria for appearing for on-campus campus interviews – first class in Bachelors, [...]

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